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Jack Henry & Associates JKHY

Builds core processing and digital banking systems purpose-built for community banks and credit unions nationwide.

$151.67-2.17(-1.41%)Today· as of 9:25 AM ET
Quote · end of dayAs of 2026-07-17
151.67-2.17 (-1.41%)
Previous Close153.84
Open153.21
Day's Range149.60 – 155.77
52-Week Range121.04 – 193.39
Volume1,222,826
Avg Volume (30d)1,637,377
Avg Volume (90d)1,354,745
YTD-14.96%
Market Cap · shares Jun 27, 202610.78B
Next Earnings · per Finnhub calendarMon · Aug 10, 2026 · AMC

What to listen forWatch for commentary on core processing pricing power amid community-bank consolidation and whether software-as-a-service migration is offsetting traditional transaction-volume headwinds in the core banking stack.

End-of-day quote sourced from the daily refresh. Real-time intraday tick, bid/ask, P/E, EPS, and analyst consensus are not part of TPC’s data plan today.

TPC editorial briefAs of 2026-06-26

Jack Henry & Associates — Core Banking's Quiet Grip

Jack Henry occupies one of the stickiest positions in U.S. financial technology — deep inside the operational infrastructure of community banks and credit unions that have few realistic migration paths. A leadership transition and a refreshed share repurchase program surface questions about capital allocation discipline and whether the company's growth profile can hold as deconversion noise enters the filing record. The brief examines what the market may be misreading about JKHY's medium-term revenue durability.

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  • The thesis on this name in one sentence, then unpacked
  • Where Jack Henry & Associates sits in the Processing category, the moat (or lack of one), what depends on it
  • Material moves from the recent filings — what's actually consequential vs noise
  • What's underappreciated or over-priced in — the analytical edge
  • What to watch in the next filing cycle
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